Israel-based defense company Elbit Systems has been concluded a new contract for the supply of E-LynX tactical Software Defined Radio (SDR) solution for the Spanish Armed Forces.
The contract was awarded by the General Directorate of Armaments and Materials (DGAM) of the Spanish Ministry of Defense (MOD).
It was awarded as part of the country’s “urgent acquisition of very/ultra high frequency (V/UHF) SDR radio equipment” program.
As part of this agreement, Elbit Systems is required to carry out the production and maintenance of the E-LynX SDR solution in Spain as a “national sovereign radio”.
This locally produced radio will be equipped with Spanish national crypto solutions and the related work will be carried out by Elbit Systems in close coordination with Telephonya Spanish telecommunications company.
Elbit Systems General Manager C4I & Cyber Chaim Delmar said: “We are proud to provide our cutting-edge network and radio technology to the Spanish Army.
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“This contract further validates the technological and operational advantages of our software-defined radios. We remain committed to providing Spanish sovereign radio and supporting the Spanish defense industry and its armed forces.
The latest contract marks the third time the E-LynX SDR has been selected by the Spanish Ministry of Defense.
The the first contract to supply E-LynX radios to the Spanish Army‘s combat battalions were awarded to Elbit Systems in November 2020.
It was followed by another contract in November 2021 to supply E-LynX SDR for 8×8 Dragon vehicles to the Spanish forces.
According to Elbit Systems, the E-LynX family of SDR systems is designed to provide interoperable, multi-channel network capabilities to the force.
It has an open architecture and can be used for dynamic and autonomous optimization of resources and execution of a wide variety of simultaneous missions.
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